Southport Sharks Hall of Fame
The Southport Sharks Hall of Fame celebrates the extraordinary individuals who have made a lasting impact on our club, both on and off the field. Induction into this prestigious group is the highest honour we can bestow, recognising those who have demonstrated excellence, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to the success and legacy of the Sharks.
To be considered for induction, individuals must have made a significant contribution to the club, whether through exceptional playing achievements, coaching success, or dedicated service that has helped shape Southport into the powerhouse it is today. Their influence must extend beyond statistics, embodying the values and spirit of the Sharks.
Each inductee has left an indelible mark on our history, and it is with great pride that we honour their dedication, achievements, and the legacy they leave behind for future generations.
Davey
Burns
Burns
Davey Burns
Played between 1961 - 1981. A pioneer player of SAFC. Best & Fairest 1964, 1968 and 1969. Premiership Captain & Coach. Games record holder 230+ games. Player Life Member 150 games/10 years service.
Ken
Clark
Clark
Ken Clark
Played between 1977 - 1984 (125 games). Premiership Player 1977, 1979 and 1980. Prodigious left footer who could kick goals from anywhere. Dangerous half forward flanker who played the small Owen park oval well. Represented Gold Coast when they versed Papau New Guinea more than once.
Milton
Davis
Davis
Milton Davis
Played between 1976 - 1993 (69 senior & 120 Reserves games). Played over 200 club games. Consummate clubman who played his role week in week out. Held in high regard by committee, coaches & playing group for his courage, toughness and aggression at the ball.
Grant
Jones
Jones
Grant Jones
Played between 1972 - 1982 (93S & 97R) Creative running backman who started his senior career as a forward Premiership Player 1975, 1976, 1979 and 1980 Super clubman who always put the team first. Never say die attitude who inspired others
Ian
Rapkins
Rapkins
Ian Rapkins
Came to the club in the early 1970's from Victorian Country Football. He was a dominant Rover. Received dual Best and Fairest awards in 1970 and 1972. Renowned for his courageous attack on the football.
Ken
Rodger
Rodger
Ken Rodger
Played in the 1960's and early 1970's. A very competitive Defender/Fullback. Best and Fairest winner in 1965. Continued his association with the club after retiring with injuries. Coached the Colts and was an active committee member during the 1970's.
Barry
Rudd
Rudd
Barry Rudd
Played between 1972 - 1987 (71S & 29R) Coach Reserves 11 seasons with 7 Flags Senior Coach 1972 Tough straight at it player who devoted many seasons as a coach after his playing days were over
Bill
Ryan
Ryan
Bill Ryan
Played between 1975 - 1981 (120 games). Best & Fairest 1979. Had a distinguished career at Geelong in the then VFL. A super talented big man who was a magnificent mark. A man mountain on the ground rarely outmarked. 1980 player and premiership coach.
Sel
Short
Short
Sel Short
Played between 1978 - 1986 (143 games). Premiership Player 1979, 1980 and 1983. Regular State Representative. Arguably one of the fittest guys every season who got the big jobs week in week out. Played above his size a great mark and team man. Inaugural team member of 25 years, 1983-2008.
Bob
Webb
Webb
Bob Webb
Played between 1975 - 1981 (98 games). Captain Coach 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977 and 1978. Coach 1981. Inspirational leader who was a tough as teak centreman. Premiership playing Coach 1975, 1976 and 1977. Originally hailed from East Launceston, Tasmania.